Jin Jun Desktop Programming

The latest version of Jinjun Desktop Programming is a programming software with simple and intuitive pages and easy to use. The latest version of Jinjun Desktop Programming controls the computer to simulate human operations by writing instructions, replacing human hands in performing various repetitive tasks on the computer, such as batch printing. , batch query, etc. The official version of Jinjun Desktop Programming has an intuitive programming interface and diverse custom plug-ins. It is very comprehensive and easy to use.

Features of Jinjun desktop programming software

​ ​ 1. You can easily use Baidu, Taobao, JD.com, and Amazon to search without opening the browser first, which is equivalent to a search toolbar.

​​ 2. When the mouse moves to a blank space in the software interface, the icon will change into a cross shape. At this time, hold down the [left button] of the mouse to move the software interface at will. When it moves to the desktop border, it will be automatically indented.

​​ 3. Click [right-click] to display the function menu, where you can set function settings such as scheduled shutdown.

​​ 4. Use the [left button] of the mouse to click on the icon in the red box to pop up the shortcuts of the software. These shortcuts can be modified by yourself. The last shortcut can be quickly invoked using the F1 key on the keyboard. The F3 key on the keyboard is a screenshot.

5. Click [right-click] and a shortcut to the folder will pop up. You can also specify the folder yourself.

Jinjun desktop programming installation steps

Download the latest version of Jin Jun desktop programming software package at Huajun Software Park

​ ​Extract to the current folder

​ ​Double-click to open the application in the folder

This software is green software and can be used without installation.

Jin Jun Desktop Programming Instructions

​ ​ 1. Be sure to decompress the compressed package before running it.

​ ​ 2. If your operating system is not logged in with an administrator account (Administrator), please use "Administrator" to run the software, otherwise it cannot be set to start up.

​​ 3. For detailed tutorials, please log in to the official website to view

​​ 4. Please run on win7 or above system, XP system is not supported

5. The software needs to modify computer files. If 360 and other software ask if it is allowed, please choose to always run.

​ ​ 6. The stand-alone version means that the software is bound to one computer hardware, and each computer has one registration code, which can be used permanently.

7. U disk version refers to inserting your own U disk into the computer, click the U disk version option of the software, and the software can obtain the U disk code of the U disk. After registration and activation with this U disk code, the U disk can be inserted into any computer. , can activate and use the software (equivalent to U-shield, please do not format the U disk after activation).

How to use Jin Jun desktop programming

Conditional expressions are generally used in if and while.

​​​​Note: When comparing numerical values, do not use expressions on both sides.

Expressions can be comparisons between numbers or strings.

1. Numerical comparison

Comparison operators include: >, <, ==, >=, <=, != Their meanings are "greater than", "less than", "equal to", "greater than or equal to", "less than or equal to", and "not equal to".

Example 1:

int a = 2;

If(a>0) //Condition is established

{

​​​printf("Established");

}

Example 2:

int i = 10;

while(i)

{

Printf(i); //Output 10 lines in the output box, and the output data is 10, 9, 8...1, 0

i = i-1; //Change the value of i.

}

Supports conditions or ||, conditions and &&

Example 1:

int a = 2;

int b = 0;

If(a>0 && a

{

​​​printf("Established");

}

      else

{

​​​printf("Not established");

}

If(a>0 || a

{

​​​printf("Conditional or" is used here);

}

When conditions or || and conditions are mixed with &&, you need to use parentheses to select the priority.

int a = 2; int b = 3; int c = 1;

If((a>=b-c || a0)

{

​​​printf("Mixed judgment established");

}

      else

{

​​​printf("Not established");

}

2. String comparison

Comparison operators include: >, <, ==, >=, <=, != Its meanings are "include", "included", "equal to", "include or equal to", "included equal to", and "not equal to".

String str1 = "abcde12345";

String str2 = "cde123";

If( str1 > str2 ) // established

{

​​​printf("str1 contains str2");

}

If(str1 == str2) //Not true

{

​​​printf("str1 equals str2");

}

3. Logical NOT operator (English): !

Logical negation refers to the inverse of the original value, that is, 1 is 0 and 0 is 1

int condition =1;

If( !condition )

{

Printf("yes?");

}

      else

{

Printf("Logical non-success"); //Because the logical NOT operator is used in the if judgment, the condition value is 1, but the value after the negation is 0

}

Other examples of correct writing:

If(isfile("D:test.xlsx")) //The function that returns a numerical value can be directly used for conditional judgment, but cannot be used for multi-conditional judgment.

If( str1>str4 || (str1>str2 && (str1>str3 || str1>str4)) ) //Mixed judgment of && and ||, you need to use parentheses to select the priority

Examples of incorrect writing:

If(isfile("D:test.xlsx") && isfile("D:T2.xlsx")) //Multiple functions are used for judgment

If( a>=b-c || a0 ) //No parentheses are used to select the priority

Jin Jun desktop programming update log

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​​ 2.BUG gone without a trace